Now
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Visiting Researcher, Centre for Digital Governance, Hertie School2026 –Berlin · Prof. Joanna Bryson's group
Leading a study of human oversight burdens and AI task allocation in public-sector administration. First-authoring the paper.
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Undergraduate Learning Assistant, S&DS 2380Fall 2026Yale Statistics & Data Science · Probability and Bayesian Statistics
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Analyst, Yale Undergraduate Consulting Group2025 –
Market sizing and positioning strategy for a public fintech company; a ten-year return model and impact framework for a West African cocoa venture.
Before
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Researcher, University of Maryland2024 – 2026with Dr. Cody Buntain
First-authored a study of emotion bias in generative image models: annotation pipeline, fine-tuned ViT classifiers, bootstrapped TPR/FPR analysis on 10k prompt–image pairs.
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Researcher, German Council on Foreign Relations / Yale Foreign Policy Initiative2025 – 2026
Built a hybrid NLP pipeline over U.S. defense policy documents to track force-posture commitments to Europe.
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Research Intern, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory2023 – 2025
Developed LockdownGPT, an adversarial-attack demonstration for LLMs, and computer vision for autonomous robot following.
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Software Engineering Intern, Cosmos2024 – 2025
Unity (C#) UI and debate-flow logic for an AI debate training platform.
Education
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Yale UniversityClass of 2029B.S. Statistics & Data Science · B.A. Physics & Philosophy
Elsewhere
Yale College Council senator and Dining Policy Chair. Yale Debate Association. Yale Foreign Policy Initiative. Yale AI Alignment fellow.
U.S. Senate Youth Program delegate (2025). Eagle Scout; Maryland Eagle Scout of the Year (2025). Lincoln–Douglas national top 20 (2023), Maryland state champion (2024).
I study Statistics & Data Science and Physics & Philosophy at Yale, with my attention on how public institutions should divide work between people and automated systems. This year, I'm working with the Hertie School in Berlin on human oversight and AI task allocation in public administration.
Recently, I've on bias in generative image models at the University of Maryland, built NLP pipelines for defense-policy analysis with the German Council on Foreign Relations, and red-teamed language models at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory.
In my free time, I enjoy competitive debate, lifting, and reading classical history and political philosophy.